Product Description

SPECTRONIQ PHT-300X 300-WATT 5.1 CHANNEL HOME THEATER SYSTEM

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #236 in Home Theater
• Color: Silver
• Brand: SpectronIQ
• Model: PHT-300X
• Dimensions: 13.00" h x 12.00" w x 20.00" l, 23.00 pounds

Features

• Plays all these formats: CD, CD-R/RW, DVD, DVD+R/RW, SVCD, MP3/MP4, MPEG 4, and Kodak Picture CD playback
• 300 watts Power handling / Region 1 / PAL/NTSC compatible / Five (5) magnetically shielded 3-inch satellite speakers
• 6 1/2-inch subwoofer with a built-in amplifier / Coaxial and optical digital output / Includes full function remote control
• Specifications: 20 Hz - 20 KHz ±1 dB frequency response / 95 dB audio S/N ratio / <0.01% degree of distortion
• 96 KHz/24 bit D/A converter / 1 Vp-p (75 ohm) video out / 2.0V+0V/-1V audio out

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Customer Reviews

Nice System for the money
The system was an easy installation and had a very good sound quaility. It would be nice if it had more A/V inputs. Still a good buy.

Amazing Product
This product was amazing. I'm not sure what the other reviewer is talking about. I got mine with a television last christmas. I've had it ever since. Everything was easy to set up and worked like a charm. It came with everything you would need to set up at a reasonable price. My sistem, to this day, still works perfectly. It even reads some of my old DVD's that are scratched up. As for the other reviews I think that they may have had a defective system or not taken care of it.

too good to be true
The quality of picture was actually quite good, until the player stopped working altogether.

I've had this 2 weeks. The first DVD I watched, the player kept freezing and had to be unplugged to unfreeze it. This did go away, but one week later, the system won't turn on at all.

The sound quality was passable while it worked, but the satellite speakers barely added anything, and it took a lot of fiddling with the settings to get any sound out of the center or satellite speakers at all.

All in all, you get what you pay for. It's a cheap and poorly constructed system that works ok at best, dies completely at worst.